Sentence examples for pointed document from inspiring English sources
A solution will emerge shortly from the laboratory of either the Tea Party, Republicans or Democrats, that a short bullet pointed document or a viral youtube rant will solve things.
At the release of the report on Wednesday, Karen B. Stewart, the State Department's senior human rights official, said that the document's pointed criticism of China's record neither ran counter to Mrs. Clinton's remarks nor was likely to damage cooperation between the nations.
But the Google chairman lays out the company's defense of its actions and motivations in a document that is pointed and succinct, yet comprehensive.
In a pointed reference to Islam, the document released Friday said, "It is well known that the norms of the two religions are in stark contrast".
Point to its pointed teeth.
Yet the human-rights scoreboard will not be so easy to alter.At our interview Ms Bohoslovska handed our correspondent a number of documents that she said pointed to Ms Tymoshenko's guilt.
Mr. Burkle called the 26-page document misleading or inaccurate and pointed to several deals made by Barnes & Noble for companies in which the Riggio family had ownership interests.
"Are You Driving the Deadliest Car in America?" asked the pointed headline, directing readers to internal company documents the magazine had obtained.
For the fine books made in the Anglo-Celtic centres, the majuscular script called Insular half uncial was deemed suitable rather than the pointed, more cursive Irish minuscule used for documents and vernacular texts.
In keeping with the company's commitment to radical transparency -- for instance, one of the site's subsections, Sausage, posts internal debates and documents -- Gawker held public, sometimes pointed debates among its staff ahead of the contentious vote.
These cameras are pointed outward when they should be turned around to document and monitor the inner world of the unelected deal-making elite who orchestrate the allocation of resources in the world economy.
